Law · International Law
If 'D' is a strictly dualist State and has ratified an international agreement like the TRIPS Agreement, how must it fulfill its international obligations to make the agreement enforceable within its municipal jurisdiction?
- 1State 'D' may only enforce the agreement via executive orders without legislative involvement.
- 2State 'D' must explicitly incorporate the provisions of the agreement into its existing or new domestic legislation.✓
- 3State 'D' is legally barred from incorporating international provisions into domestic laws.
- 4State 'D' may adopt the provisions of the agreement automatically without enacting or amending any domestic law.
Correct answer
State 'D' must explicitly incorporate the provisions of the agreement into its existing or new domestic legislation.
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